Purdue Faces Wabash and Butler Baseball Updates
Purdue prepared for a tough early season with warmer weather and stronger practice after defeating Wabash 13 to 0 in the opener. Franklin beat Butler 15 to 5 as Pruitt pitched well for Franklin, while Shockley and Blackford struggled for Butler. The Phi Alpha Pi pledge list and social notes from Edinburg and Kirklin are also noted.
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Shockley
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Ben Franklin Wit on Food and Prohibition Era Years
A humorous aside mocks wartime rationing and alcohol abstinence. The quips reference gold soup dorms and 14 carrot claims while noting nostalgia for past verses and the phrase stationery remains unaffected by wartime prices.
Public War Expert Looks At Headlines On Franklin Street
A street observer proclaims daily news and pronounces battlefield names. He claims to know how battles unfold and predicts Reinforcements and next moves of commanders based on recent newspaper reads.
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Sean
Tat Foch
von Hindy
War expert bore dominates talk of battles ahead
A critical voice accuses a so called war expert of bluster and ignorance while debating generals Gens Haig Pershing and Foch. The piece lampoons the expert’s confident claims and predicts ongoing sharp criticism of his commentary.
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Gens, Haig, Pershing and Foch, Inc
Students name judges for song contest by vote
The Student Council voted Tuesday morning to empower the song contest committee to choose judges. The committee reported twelve songs and six contestants: Leslie Dunkin Francis Wishard Esther Myer Royce Kinnick William Book and Esther Berryhill. The chair Prof. Roberts could not report definite action yet but hoped judges would be named early next week and the winner announced before then. Adjourned April 17 1918.
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Roberts
Leslie Dunkin
Francis Wishard
Esther Myer
Royce Kinnick
C. E. Goodell
Yandell Cline
Florence Merrill
William Book
Arnold Davis
Richard Crecraft
Mary Teagardin
Raymond Douthitt
Offic ers Installed in Y W C A Cabinet
The Y W C A last night installed new officers and cabinet members. Ruth Graham, outgoing vice president, addressed the group while Anne Tedford became president and Esther Myer assumed vice president.
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Ruth Graham
Trene Chandler
Esther Clossen
Eather Myer
Waneta Deer
Anne ‘Tedford
Sophomores Produce Original Film Sophia More at Minnesota
The University of Minnesota campus fete will feature moving pictures with campus life as a theme. The film Sophia More is entirely produced by sophomores who may act in the production.
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Moving Pictures
University of Minnesota
Sophia More
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